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A 13 part paper cutout animation series from Finland, the premise was to teach manners to children. Every episode is themed around a new scenario and ends with a character learning a lesson related to their behaviour. The stories follow two little piglets named Hinku and Vinku as they face various characteristics and traits within others and themselves. The themes include: Pride, Bravery, Courtesy, Greed, Laziness, Envy, Credulity, Vanity, Sulking, Hurry, Help, Friendship and Personality.

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What is Behaviour Blossom (1967) about?

A 13 part paper cutout animation series from Finland, the premise was to teach manners to children. Every episode is themed around a new scenario and ends with a character learning a lesson related to their behaviour. The stories follow two little piglets named Hinku and Vinku as they face various characteristics and traits within others and themselves. The themes include: Pride, Bravery,…

Who stars in Behaviour Blossom?

Behaviour Blossom stars Risto Pyörälä (Narrator). The film was directed by Heikki Partanen.

How long is Behaviour Blossom?

Behaviour Blossom has a runtime of 57 min and premiered in 1967.

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